File:Hallstatt culture musical instruments1.png
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English: Top: Depiction of a lyre player on pottery, Hallstatt culture, Hungary, 7th century BC, Natural History Museum, Vienna ( Austria ). Bottom: Reconstruction of a pan flute from Przeczyce, Poland, Hallstatt culture, 800 to 550 BC. |
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Combination of the following images: 1. File:NHM - Keramik Sopron 3 Musikantin.jpg 2. File:02020 0427 (2) Rekonstrukktion der Panflöte-Syrinx aus Przeczyce, 800 bis 550 v. Chr.jpg |
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1. Wolfgang Sauber 2. Silar |
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